The benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange closed lower yesterday, breaking a three-day rally.

The DSEX declined 9.25 points, reaching 5,526.89 by 11:46 am

The stock market regulator has identified 15 state-run and multinational companies, in which the government holds a stake, for potential listing on the stock exchange in a bid to restore investor confidence.

The DSEX gained 92.72 points to settle at 5,536.14

The DSEX surged 51.38 points to close the week at 5,443.42

The DSEX advanced 80.51 points to 5,432.71 by 11:56 am

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has declared Salman F Rahman, former adviser to deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, unwanted for life in the stock market for misleading investors with a deceptively named bond.

The DSEX rose 53.73 points after falling for three days

The DSEX advanced by 14.35 point to reach 5,312.82 by 11:30 am

The DSEX advanced 2.33 points to reach 5,334.39 by 11:34 am

The DSEX lost 22.76 points to settle at 5,332.06

The BSEC gave go-ahead through a letter dated July 27

The DSEX advanced 24.34 points to reach 5,379.17 by 11:54 am

The DSEX lost 37.21 points to settle at 5,354.82

The DSEX advanced 7.29 points to reach 5,399.34 by 11:48 am

Blue chip BRAC bank achieves $1 billion market value, leading banking sector.

The DSEX advanced 4.59 points to reach 5,368.54 by 12:08 pm

The Dhaka stocks rose for the seventh consecutive day

The DSEX rose 74.66 points to reach 5,345.23 by 12:02 pm

The DSEX rose 50.94 points to settle at 5,270.57